Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-16

THE FIRE LIMITS.
Complying with request Of the District Com
missioners, Building Inspector Entwisle has sub
mitted his views upon the question OF extending
Mr. Entwisle thinks that thar section east OF 11ta
street east and that portion south OF street south
and east OF James Creek should remain as now,
outside OF the 1re limits but would suggest 10
embrace within the fire limits all the section
bounded by James Greek on the east, street on
vest Mr.. Entwisle saws further: II see no cause
70 embrace the section as named, as tnere Is
vast amount OF open unimproved land, and 1t is
think, but justice to persons with limited means
TO have an opportunity TO provide themselves
cheap house, instead OF driving them to locating
in alleys. When those sections are sufficiently
improved BY extension OF streets and better
class OF houses 1t would then be proper restrtc-
ton" Commissioner Webb states that the Com
ton, nor will they until they have heard the argu-
mentS or committee from the East washington
ct who originally 10
things as they are but it is said that Messrs
WEBB and Ludlow have a contrary opinion. Mr.
EntwtSle says he will oppose the extension.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
The contracts for constructing brick and pipe
sewers and receiving basins have been awarded TO
N. Hines, w. MOhler and j. CudmOre, respectively.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Miss Beall, OF NO. 1908 street northwest, re-
quests permission of the Commissioners to remove
near her house. She says : she he is IRON the
country, and knows OF these pests and the way TO
Patrick Hogan has asked the Commissioners to
I'LL In the hole In 37th street northwest, between
Prospect avenue and street.
Mr.. Geo. W. Cissel has accepted the position OF
A. B. Hines reports the sinking Of the sidewalk
on the north side Of F street, between 22d>and go
streets northwest.
The Commissioners have granted to the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Co. permission to re-
sst poeS on street IRON 11th 70 iatn
thence on 9th to the Boundary, on Boundary to
sth, with a branch from 9th and Massachusetts
avenue TO 9Th and streets.
The commissioners have ordered the purchase OF
horse and buggy for the use OF the general in
SpectOr OF streets.
The District Commissioners have accepted the
oner OF f. M. Draney to remove for five years for
$1,000, subject to annual appropriations dead
courts OF the cities OF the District OF Columbia.
The commissioners have ordered that the west
ern portion OF the 10foot alley in square 1913, be-
Tween COrcOran and streets northwest, be paved.
That sewer be laid in the alley OF square $685. in
rear OF houses on NJ street; and that alleys in
square o5.: 2O6 and 3Oo be paved and sewers laid;
all under the compulsory permit system.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: A. L.
lot $50. A. Herr ct AL to j. o. Cotes pit. Al Mar
ket Space, VEST ashington,s- W.Young to c. Car
isle su9 9.1 C. So ~ 200 Louisa A. WILLIAMS
Frances a. Roberts to Annie W. johnson, lot 20,
SO. s26, $50. Mary E. Hodges to j. w. Sinclair, jr
sS1 os is H'1E f. s ssoes to
r. H. Sorrell, same property, s.. w. Mayse to C
S. Chesney, part 1, So. e21, s1,575. Columbus
Thomas to Mary s. Ferguson, sub. lot 5, so. 112,
West Washington 81, 100. Margaret b. Chipman
ct al TO d. c. Morrison and w. A. COultOn, pts. "a
and %, So. 40; s.. Sandy Alexander, ex'r, to W.
l. Bramhall, in trust, pit. ~, So 80; s. X. Down.
Ing to c. W. Downing pts and g. so. 294; 81 500.
7. Il. EoiSkell, Jr, ct al to 81. L. MuldrOw, lot 81
d. and LIS sab. OF Mount Pleasant; s.. 8. r.
Bond ct al, trustees, toll. A. Wood, sub. o. SO.
1901; 1865.
MARRIAGE L1CENSES.-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Louis
Stfeckfus, of Baden, Germany, and Annie Klein;
ThOS. Hays and Martha Terry; Jos. L. Wilson and
Lille S. MOxley; w. Walker and Carrie Gasktns:
Wm<Strippey and Katie COnley, Of Baltimore, Md
LOCKED Up UNTIL SHE GOT SoBKR-Mary Smith
VINO created the disturbance in an avenue car in
East washington two days ago. was fined s. or 10
days In the wOrkhOuse by Judge Smell to-day
Mary, when arrested, was too Intoxicated to be
tried, and she has been locked up since that time
TO get sober. She said she had just been released
House OF the Good shepherd. The judge told her
that he could not send her to the House OF the
GOOD Shepherd for profanity, and told her she had
better De little more polite the next time.
To CELEBRATE THE FOURTH.-DiStrict Assembly
NO. 81 4. OF L., last evening adopted resolutions
In accordance with the recommendation OF Gen.
eral Master Workman POwderly, setting forth that
District Assembly 81 will celebrate the Fourth Of
July at GiymOnt, and "that the Declaration or In
dependence shall be read and several prominent
members OF the order be invited to deliver apprO-
pirate addresses, and that there shall be musical